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It's official. Dane Reynolds has surfed the Wavegarden.
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An overview of Wavegarden.
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When head high was an easier proposition.
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Just another day at the beach...err forest.
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Adriano De Souza gives Wavegarden a shot.
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Aritz Aranburu on a test run.
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"We have no limits on size or length," says Wavegarden founder Josema Odrioloza. "For size, it’s a matter of energy consumption that is sustainable for a business, and because of this we are recommending a wave height of around 6-feet. For length, the only limiting factor is size of land."
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Bring the family.
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"Compared to driving your car around looking for surf, if you spend longer than 30 minutes driving, your carbon footprint is already larger than the footprint of a session in our facility," says Josema Odrioloza.
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According to the Wavegarden team, the facility will be open to the public next spring.
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And it's SUP-able.
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The surf schools have begun.
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Surfing will certainly be more accessible to children in AWE. (After Wavegarden Era).
Wavegarden is coming. They’re serious. Whether you love ’em or hate ’em, they’re here, and they were kind enough to share ten photos from their top secret operations. Mind surf that. Dane Reynolds and Taj Burrow did. And check out an interview with Wavegarden founder, Josema Odrioloza to learn more about the project.
